CN1965344B - Pixel overdrive for an LCD panel with a very slow response pixel - Google Patents

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CN1965344B
CN1965344B CN2005800183410A CN200580018341A CN1965344B CN 1965344 B CN1965344 B CN 1965344B CN 2005800183410 A CN2005800183410 A CN 2005800183410A CN 200580018341 A CN200580018341 A CN 200580018341A CN 1965344 B CN1965344 B CN 1965344B
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Abstract

A memory efficient providing LC overdrive for sticky pixels at a frame n-1 for a current frame n based upon sticky pixel data associated with a frame n-2.

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Be used to have the LCD panel pixels overexcitation of very slow-response pixel
Technical field
The present invention relates to display device.More particularly, the invention describes the method and apparatus that is used on the LCD flat panel display, strengthening the motion phenomenon.
Background technology
Each pixel of LCD panel all can directedly present discrete turn to regular set [0,1,2 ..., 255] brightness value, the tlv triple of these pixels provides R, G and B component, they form arbitrary hue, every frame time renewal once, be generally one second 1/60.The problem of LCD pixel is that they to the input command response slowly, that is: pixel only (is counted after the frame) desired value that just reaches them on particular panel after certain remarkable time delay, and " hangover " image of the pseudo-shadow (artifact) of the demonstration that is produced-rapid movement object-make the people very tired.Fast inadequately when the response speed of LCD, in the time of can not catching up with frame frequency, smearing will take place.In this case, just can not in the required time frame, finish conversion, because LCD depends on liquid crystal directed himself ability under electric field influence from a pixel value to another pixel value.So because liquid crystal must be done the physics motion so that change intensity, so the viscous behavio(u)r of liquid crystal material itself can work to the appearance of the pseudo-shadow that trails.
In order to reduce and/or this deterioration of removal of images quality, so that reaching or almost reach, target pixel value reduces the LC response time in the single frame period by the overexcitation pixel value.Specifically, be biased to an overexcitation pixel value by input voltage with given pixel, it surpasses the target pixel value of present frame, and the conversion between initial pixel value and target pixel value just is accelerated, and pixel just is excited to target brightness levels in the frame period of appointment like this.But some LCD panels present the slow especially pixel response time for the pixel value of particular range, therefore are referred to as " viscosity " pixel.These viscosity pixels need special concern because their pixel response time ratio not pixel response time of the pixel value in this viscosity scope much longer.
So, need a kind of method, system and equipment and come only those to be identified as the viscosity pixel, promptly in the viscosity scope, present the pixel of very slow pixel response, the pixel overexcitation of enhancing is provided.
Summary of the invention
A kind of minimizing memory approach, equipment and system that is suitable for realization in LCD (LCD) that provide can reduce the pixel cell response time, thereby can make display have high-quality rapid movement image thereon.
In one embodiment, a kind of method that the LC overexcitation optionally is provided has been described.This method is carried out in the following way: whether initial the or target pixel value that is identified for current video frame n is in viscosity pixel value scope, and according to the viscosity pixel indicator value (ST of frame of video n-2 N-2), calculate the output pixel value (OPD that is associated with last frame of video n-1 N-1).During last frame of video n-1, use the output pixel value (OPD that is associated with last frame of video n-1 then N-1), thereby to providing initial injection rate IR (headstart) at the applied LCD overexcitation of present frame n pixel value.
In another embodiment, the computer program that is used to the viscosity pixel that the LC overexcitation is provided has been described.
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Fig. 1 illustrates demonstration overexcitation table.
Fig. 2 illustrates the example block of the active matrix liquid crystal display apparatus that is applicable to any embodiment of the present invention.
Fig. 3 illustrates representational pixel data.
Fig. 4 is illustrated in the not comparison between the overexcitation pixel response curve and overexcitation pixel response curve.
Fig. 5 illustrates the demonstration video flowing.
Fig. 6 illustrates the system according to one embodiment of the invention.
Fig. 7 illustrates and is used for realizing computing system of the present invention.
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Now consult specific embodiments of the invention in detail, the example is shown in the drawings.Though will should be understood that its purpose is not will limit the present invention on the described embodiment in conjunction with this specific embodiment explanation the present invention.On the contrary, the present invention should cover alternative, change and the equivalent in the spirit and scope of the invention that can be included in appended claims definition.
Some LCD panel presents the remarkable different pixel response time in the particular range of pixel value.A kind of method of using conventional LCD overexcitation to be provided that is different from is provided these very slow pixels that are commonly referred to the viscosity pixel, promptly by last frame of video being provided " initial injection rate IR " pixel value, the LCD overexcitation bid value of current video makes pixel reach target pixel value in the frame period of distributing with regard to much bigger possibility is arranged.Utilize described method, a kind of storer effective system, method and apparatus are provided, it can discern following these situations: according to the viscosity pixel data that is associated with another previous frame of video (n-2), require initial injection rate IR pixel value to be used for former frame (n-1), so that make the LCD bid value of upward using at current video frame (n) can force pixel in the frame period, to reach desired value.
Following brief description is applicable to the thin film transistor panel of any embodiment of the present invention.Therefore, Fig. 2 shows the block scheme of active matrix liquid crystal display apparatus 200 examples that are applicable to any embodiment of the present invention.As shown in Figure 2, liquid crystal indicator 200 is formed by following assembly: display panels 202; Data driver 204, it comprises the many data latches 206 that are suitable for storing image data; Gate drivers 208, it comprises gate-drive logic circuit 210; Timing controller unit (being also referred to as TCON) 212; And reference voltage power supply 214, it produces the reference voltage V that is added to display panels 202 Ref, and data driver 204 and the required many predetermined voltages of gate drivers 208 work.
LCD panel 202 comprises many pixels 211, and they are arranged in the matrix, and this matrix is connected to data driver 204 by many data buss 214 and many grid buss 216.In described embodiment, these pixels are taked the form of a plurality of thin film transistor (TFT)s (TFT) 213, and they are connected between data bus 214 and the grid bus 216.Duration of work, data driver 204 outputs to data bus 214 with data-signal (video data), and gate drivers 208 will be scheduled to sweep signal successively and output to grid bus 216, it is regularly synchronous with horizontal-drive signal.Like this, when predetermined sweep signal is provided on the grid bus 216, TFT 213 conductings, with transmitted data signal, these signals are provided to data bus 214, and finally are provided on more selected pixels 211.
Usually, TCON 212 is connected to video source 218 (for example personal computer, TV or other this device), and it suitably is arranged to outputting video signal (and sound signal that is associated in most of the cases).Vision signal can have the known format of any amount and type, for example compound, serial digital, Parallel Digital, RGB or number video.When vision signal adopts the form of analog video signal, video source 218 comprises the analog video source of certain form so, for example simulated television, camera, simulation VCR, DVD player, camcorder, disc player, TV tuner, set-top box (satellite DSS or cable signal are arranged) etc.In vision signal is under the situation of digital video signal, and video source 218 comprises digital image source so, for example Digital Television (DTV), digital camera or video camera etc.Digital video signal can be the well-known digital format of any amount and type, SMPTE 274M-1995 (1920 * 1080 resolution, line by line or staggered scanning) for example, SMPTE 296M-1997 (1280 * 720 resolution, line by line scan), and standard 480 progressive scanned videos.
Usually, the vision signal that is provided by video source 218 is considered to the digital video signal consistent with being called the RGB color space.As well-known in affiliated field, vision signal RGB is three digital signals (hereinafter referred to as " rgb signals "), is formed by " R " signal of the red brightness of expression, " G " signal of the green brightness of expression and " B " signal of the blue brightness of expression.The data bit number (being called bit number) that is associated with each component signal of rgb signal often is set to 8 bits, amounts to 24 bits, but certainly is to be considered as suitable any bit number.
In the following discussion, suppose that the vision signal that is provided by video source 218 is a digital nature, form that each pixel data word provides data for the specific pixel unit by many pixel data word.In this discusses, suppose that each pixel data word comprises 8 Bit datas, corresponding to a specific color channel (promptly red, blue or green).So Fig. 3 shows according to representative pixels data word 300 of the present invention.Pixel data word 300 is shown 24 bits (being that each color space components R, G or B the are 8 bits) system that is applicable to based on RGB.But should point out that though use the system based on RGB in discussion subsequently, the present invention also is applicable to any suitable color space fully.Therefore, pixel data word 300 is formed by three sub-pixels: red (R) sub-pixel 302, green (G) sub-pixel 304 and blue (B) sub-pixel 306, each sub-pixel is 8 bit long, amounts to 24 bits.Like this, each sub-pixel can produce 2 8(promptly 256) individual voltage level is hereinafter referred to as pixel value.For example, the transparency by changing liquid crystal is with the light quantity of modulation by the blue mask that is associated, and B sub-pixel 306 can be used to represent the blueness of 256 grades, and G sub-pixel 304 can be used for representing the green of 256 grades in essentially identical mode.Just because of this reason, the display monitor of conventional configuration all is configured to each display pixel and is in fact all formed by 3 sub-pixel 302-306, but they form about 16,000,000 Show Color together.Use Active Matrix Display, for example, have the frame of video 310 of N bar frame bar, every frame bar is formed by 1 pixel, counts n (from 1 to N) and pixel count i (from 1 to I) by indicating frame bar, just can discern specific pixel data word.
Return to consult Fig. 2 again, during with frame of video form emission video image, video source 218 provides the data stream 222 that is formed by many pixel data word 300.Pixel data word 300 is received and handles by TCON 212 then, must be provided to data latches 206 in the online period tau with all video datas (with the pixel data form) of the specific frame bar n that is used in frame of display video 310.So in case each data latches 206 is stored in corresponding pixel data wherein, data driver 204 just is selected to drive some TFT213 that are fit in the LCD array 202.
In order to improve the performance of slow LCD panel, the performance of LCD panel at first is characterized in that, for example by carrying out a series of measurements, shows what each pixel all does some before a frame time finishes.These measurements are carried out representative pixels (or a plurality of pixel), and each pixel all is in initial pixel value s at first, order it to desired value t (wherein s and t respectively get from 0 to 255 round values) then.If the actual pixel value that reaches is p in a frame time, then:
(1)p=f s(t)
F in the formula sIt is a frame pixel response function corresponding to fixing initial pixel s.For example, for initial pixel value s=32, and the pixel that only can reach the target pixel value t=192 of pixel brightness level p=100, a frame pixel response function f s(t) be expressed as f 32(192)=100.
For slow panel (major part, if be not all targets, in a frame time, all can not reach), function m (s) and M (s) are given in accessible minimum pixel value and max pixel value in the frame time respectively, they have defined best endeavors (effort) curve as the function of s.So, be in [m (s), M (s)] interior at interval pixel value p in order to reach, solve an equation (1) obtains the independent variable that produces pixel value p, and this pixel value p is called the overexcitation pixel value, and it will reach target (being pixel value p) in a frame time.
For example, Fig. 4 shows according to the embodiment of the invention in the not comparison between overexcitation pixel response curve and the overexcitation pixel response curve.In example shown in Figure 4, the pixel of being discussed has initial pixel value S and the target pixel value T when next frame 3 beginnings when frame 2 beginnings.Yet, when pixel does not have overexcitation (, making alive V 1, T is consistent with target pixel value), arrive T 1Pixel value than target pixel value T low value Δ T, cause the phantom in the frame subsequently.But work as by applying voltage V 2>V 1, with overexcitation pixel value p 1Unanimity, when coming the switched energization pixel, target pixel value T reached in the frame period 2, thereby had eliminated any phantom in the frame subsequently.
Should point out that this overexcitation method requires the timely and accurate feature of LCD panel optic response.Accurate model allows overexcitation can predict the response of given pixel to the application pixel value more accurately, thereby allows to select more accurately the pixel value of overexcitation value and prediction.Because the response of LCD panel is subjected to Temperature Influence, thus long preheating time used, to guarantee that the optic response that is produced is consistent in whole process.The LCD optic response depends on temperature.This is because the glutinousness of liquid crystal material also depends on temperature.Liquid crystal must physically rotate, so its glutinousness has determined how soon this energy of rotation carries out.The speed of this rotation has determined the response time of given LCD panel just.In general, along with temperature increases, the glutinousness of liquid crystal descends, and has therefore reduced optical response time.
Use any (method of promptly ignoring pixel speed) in many non-inertia methods, just might create so-called full overexcitation table (FOT), for each initial pixel and each object pixel, this has expressed most probable reaches target pixel value when a frame time finishes order pixel.In described embodiment, FOT forms by having 256 row (for each initial pixel one row in 0 to 255 scope) and the look-up table of 256 row (same for each possible target delegation).Though FOT just only need simply search and solve problem working time, the table of storing this size (256 * 256) is unactual.But, for example use consensus sequence by pel array is done the son sampling in per the 32nd pixel:
(2)pix={0,32,64,96,128,160,192,224,255}
Wherein last is truncated to 255, has formed 9 * 9 less arrays, be called expansion overexcitation table (EOT), it uses the zone of saturation to store the data of usefulness.Like this, expansion overexcitation table has reduced in the size of crossing over any interpolated error of point of crossing when reaching acceptable value, and does not require storage or use any intersection data.Fig. 1 shows demonstration overexcitation table 100, and it is configured to initial pixel and is provided by row j, and object pixel is provided by row i.Should point out that overexcitation table 100 is provided as has the son sampling overexcitation table that reduces the quantity list item, calculates and storage resources so that preserve.Therefore, table 100 only provides those data points that draw from the sampling of the son of the full overexcitation table (not shown) with 256 * 256 list items, for one of each combination of initial sum object pixel.Because table 100 is based on the wide grid of 32 pixels (promptly { 0,32,64,96,128,160,192,224, therefore 255}), the row and column of many " disappearances " is arranged, corresponding to dropping on sampling grid data point outward, they were estimated according in many known interpolation schemes any one in working time.
Therefore, for fixing initial pixel s, the overexcitation function corresponding to overexcitation table (for example table shown in Fig. 1) can be expressed as formula (3):
( 3 ) , G s ( p ) = p - m ( s ) , p < m ( s ) f s - 1 ( p ) , m ( s ) &le; p &le; M ( s ) 255 + ( p - M ( s ) ) , p > M ( s )
Difference δ (p)=p-M (s) measures apart from the difference of object pixel p in the formula, is called unfavourable balance δ (p).Do not have unfavourable balance (δ=0) in the unsaturation zone, but this unfavourable balance just becomes, and each pixel is increased with a pixel, cause target p to continue to increase and surpass maximal value M (s).In EOT, this unfavourable balance is added on the saturation value 255.At low side, this unfavourable balance is for negative: unfavourable balance δ (p)=p-m (s) reflects following notion once more: this unfavourable balance is exactly poor between target pixel value and the pixel value that reached, just herein target p less than the minimum value that is reached.So, this unfavourable balance is added on the saturation value, be 0 in the case.
What will pay close attention to especially is slower in fact those pixels (being called the viscosity pixel) of response time in the pixel value particular range.For example, Fig. 5 shows the demonstration video flowing 500 that is formed by M video packets of data, and each packet is associated with the specific objective pixel value.Note that in the example of Fig. 5 specific LCD panel is characterised in that to have many pixels pixel value particular range (being adhesive region) is presented very slow response.In this example, adhesive region is included in the pixel value between about 0 to 25, and the pixel response time ratio is significantly slow to the outer pixel response time that pixel value presented of adhesive region during this period.In this example, frame of video n-2, n-1 and n respectively have target pixel value 0 respectively *, 0 *With 80 (wherein *Be illustrated in the pixel value in the viscosity pixel region).So, the conversion from frame n-1 to frame n need frame n-1 and the frame n to small part conversion be in the viscosity pixel region, so do not compare under the situation in the viscosity pixel region, will present the significantly slower pixel response time with pixel value.
As a comparison, show the order pixel value that uses conventional LCD overexcitation method, wherein frame n-1 has pixel value 0, and frame n has pixel value 100 (so that reaching target pixel value 80 in a frame period).But, since in the viscosity pixel region very slow response time of pixel (promptly in the process that arrives pixel value 100 from pixel value 0 to pixel value 25 transition period), the actual pixel value that is reached is because initial slow-response meeting significantly is lower than 80.So, by using pre-tilt LCD overexcitation method, given one of pixel " initial injection rate IR ", promptly during frame n-1, use the pre-tilt pixel value, provide an initial injection rate IR with expection to applied pixel overexcitation value during frame n.In the example shown, pixel value 20 is applied on the pixel at frame n-1 place, significantly reduce so that pixel spends in the time quantum that (promptly is lower than about 25 pixel value) in the adhesive region, thereby provide bigger chance for pixel reaches target pixel value 80 during frame n.
So as long as the viscosity pixel has at the extraneous initial or target pixel value of viscosity pixel value, the viscosity pixel will be as the non-sticky pixel to the response of overexcitation voltage.But, because the specific physical feature of viscosity pixel, when initial pixel value and/or target pixel value one or both of were all in viscosity pixel value scope, the viscosity pixel response time was just significantly slower, and therefore can not reach by the represented target pixel value of overexcitation table.So these viscosity pixels must be identified like this, and in case be identified, just must determine initial and/or target pixel value whether within viscosity pixel value scope.When being identified, during last frame of video, give one of viscosity pixel " initial injection rate IR ".
So Fig. 6 illustrates the system 600 according to the embodiment of the invention, be used on LCD 602, showing that motion strengthens image.Should point out that system 600 can be used in any amount of application, show the image that is easy to present motion artifacts, for example comprise those images of rapid movement but be best suited for.System 600 comprises video source 604, is configured to provide along consulting the digital video frequency flow 606 (represent any amount M frame of video, have current video frame n, wherein n is less than or equal to M) that the described line of Fig. 3 is formed by many data words.As the part of current video frame n, input pixel data word IPD 608 is imported in the LCD overexcitation unit 610.(for the sake of simplicity, below discussion is limited to the individual data passage that comprises 8 bit data word.So), the input pixel data IPD 608 of current video frame n is expressed as 8 bit data word IPD n[7:0].This IPDn[7:0] also be forwarded to and put device unit 614.Should also put the pixel value that device unit 614 also receives last frame OPDn-1, it is current to show.Last frame pixel value can be compressed to for example 4 Bit datas, OPDn-1[7:4 by intercepting].These two data are juxtaposed and form 12 Bit data IPDn[7:0] | OPDn-1[7:4] (in this example).This 12 bit value is written into frame buffer 616.With this write parallel, with 12 Bit data IPDn-1[7:0] | OPDn-2[7:4] read into LCD overexcitation unit 610 from frame buffer 616.
Comparator unit 618 is with IPDn-1[7:0] compare with adhesive region threshold value (it is 25 in the example of Fig. 5), and according to this comparative result, as OPDn-2[7:4] and IPDn-1[7:0] all be lower than threshold value and IPDn[7:0] when being higher than threshold value, the adhesive region designator is set to " set " (for example value " 1 "), or is set to " not set " (for example value " 0 ") in other cases.When the adhesive region designator was " set ", LCD overexcitation unit 610 was with IPDn-1[7:0] be set to certain value (it is 20) in the example of Fig. 5.Like this, just produce former frame IPDn-1[7:0] the output pixel data value, it provides the initial injection rate IR of current video frame n where necessary.When the adhesive region designator was " not set ", overexcitation unit 610 used OPDn-2[7:4] and IPDn-1[7:0] determine overexcitation pixel value (p).
Overexcitation unit 610 comprises the overexcitation piece 618 that is connected to overexcitation table 620, and at overexcitation table 620 is under the situation of sub-sampling type overexcitation table, when one in initial pixel value (s) that is associated with last frame of video and the target pixel value (t) that is associated with current video frame or another are not one of overexcitation table pixel value of enumerating, provide the necessary overexcitation pixel value (p) that is associated with applied overexcitation pixel during present frame n in the interposer unit 622 of overexcitation table 620 " reading between the line ".
Prediction piece 624 is used for producing predicted pixel values (pv), and it calculates the intrinsic brilliance of overexcitation frame of video according to LCD 602 shown overexcitation pixel values (p).Like this, just can eliminate observe any error in the intensity level, this error may become problem when can not obtain given desired value (t) in a frame time.Because prediction piece 624 is predicted any overshoot that takes place effectively in overexcitation pixel value (p), the initial value of frame of video initial value (s) subsequently just can be carried out corresponding adjusting.Like this, just can in frame of video subsequently, proofread and correct any overshoot.
Fig. 7 shows and is used to realize system 700 of the present invention.Computer system 700 only is to realize an example of graphics system of the present invention.System 700 comprises CPU (central processing unit) (CPU) 710, random-access memory (ram) 720, ROM (read-only memory) (ROM) 725, one or more peripheral hardware 730, graphics controller 760, main storage means 740 and 750 and digital display unit 770.CPU 710 is also connected to one or more input/output devices 790, can include but not limited to lower device, for example: tracking ball, mouse, keyboard, microphone, touch display, transducer card reader, tape or paper tape reader, tablet, recording pointer, voice or handwriting recognizer or other well-known input media, other computing machine for example certainly.Graphics controller 760 produces view data and corresponding reference signal, and the two is provided to digital display unit 770.View data can be for example according to producing from CPU 710 or from the pixel data that the external encode (not shown) receives.In one embodiment, view data provides with rgb format, and reference signal comprises the affiliated well-known V in field SYNCAnd H SYNCSignal.But should be understood that the present invention can realize with image, data and/or the reference signal of other form.For example, view data can comprise the video signal data that also has corresponding time reference signal.
Though only minority embodiment of the present invention is described, should be understood that under the prerequisite that does not deviate from the spirit and scope of the present invention the present invention can many other particular forms implement.The example of this paper should be thought illustrative, and nonrestrictive, and the present invention should not be limited to details as herein described, but can be within the scope of the appended claims and all be changed in the scope of equivalents.
Though the invention has been described with regard to preferred embodiment, there are multiple change, displacement and equivalent to belong within the scope of the invention.Be also pointed out that many alternate ways can realize process of the present invention and equipment.So the present invention should be interpreted as comprising all these changes, displacement and the equivalent that belongs within true spirit of the present invention and the scope.

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1. method that the overexcitation of viscosity pixel liquid crystal is provided to the pixel on target pixel value to be shown in current video frame n, described method comprises:
Determine that in the initial pixel value of the pixel among the present frame n and/or the target pixel value one or both are whether in the viscosity pixel region, if like this, then:
During the last frame of video n-1 that is right after,, the pre-tilt pixel value on current video frame n, changes initial pixel value by being applied to described pixel, make reformed initial value reduce described pixel and spend in time quantum in the described viscosity pixel region, thereby make described pixel can in time period, reach described target pixel value corresponding to present frame n in the pixel value transition period of present frame n.
2. the method for claim 1, each is formed wherein said current video frame n and the last frame of video n-1 that is right after by many pixels, and each pixel has the pixel value that is associated.
3. method as claimed in claim 2, wherein each pixel is represented as data word, and described data word provides data for the specific pixel unit.
4. method as claimed in claim 3 also comprises:
And put place, device unit,
Receive the corresponding m position pixel data word PDm of pixel that the current former frame n-1 that is right after that just be shown and described is associated;
Be received in n position pixel data word PDn corresponding in the present frame with pixel to be shown; And
With described m position pixel data word PDm and described n position pixel data word PDn and put.
5. method as claimed in claim 4 also comprises:
The juxtaposed pixel data word of storage in frame buffer;
The pixel data word and the adhesive region threshold value that are juxtaposed are compared;
Be lower than described threshold value and the data word of present frame when being higher than described threshold value in the data word of former frame and last frame, the adhesive region designator is set;
And
When described adhesive region designator is set up, the overexcitation of described viscosity pixel is applied to described pixel.
6. equipment that the overexcitation of viscosity pixel liquid crystal is provided to the pixel on target pixel value to be shown in current video frame n, described equipment comprises:
Be used for carrying out the assembly of following operation: determine that in the initial pixel value of pixel of present frame n and/or the target pixel value one or both are whether in the viscosity pixel region, if like this, then during the last frame of video n-1 that is right after,, the pre-tilt pixel value on current video frame n, changes initial pixel value by being applied to described pixel, make reformed initial value reduce described pixel and spend in time quantum in the described viscosity pixel region, thereby make described pixel can in time period, reach described object pixel corresponding to present frame n in the pixel value transition period of present frame n.
7. equipment as claimed in claim 6, wherein said current video frame n and the last frame of video n-1 that is right after are respectively formed by many pixels, and each pixel has the pixel value that is associated.
8. equipment as claimed in claim 7, wherein each pixel is represented as data word, and described data word provides data for the specific pixel unit.
9. equipment as claimed in claim 8 also comprises:
Be used to receive the assembly of the corresponding m position pixel data word PDm of pixel that the current former frame n-1 that is right after that just be shown and described is associated;
Be used for being received in the assembly of the present frame n position pixel data word PDn corresponding with pixel to be shown; And
Be used for described m position pixel data word PDm and the juxtaposed assembly of described n position pixel data word PDn.
10. equipment as claimed in claim 9 also comprises:
Be used for assembly in the juxtaposed pixel data word of frame buffer storage;
Be used for the assembly that the pixel data word that will be juxtaposed and adhesive region threshold value compare;
Be used for that data word at former frame and last frame is lower than described threshold value and the data word of present frame is provided with the assembly of adhesive region designator when being higher than described threshold value;
And
Be used for when described adhesive region designator is set up, the overexcitation of described viscosity pixel being applied to the assembly of described pixel.
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